Dunedin

The passengers of the Royal Albert, including Helen Webster Speid ♀, arrive in Dunedin, New Zealand. The ship itself is blocked from entering Otago Harbour, New Zealand by a sandbank that has formed unexpectedly across the harbour mouth. Sources: 2

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1864

The East Taieri Rifles is founded, with a strength of 65 men, and James Allan ♂ is appointed Captain. Sources: 1

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1866

James Allan ♂ retires from the East Taieri Rifles. Sources: 1

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11 March 1874

James Low, Sr., and Peter Miller ♂ enter into partnership together in Dunedin, New Zealand as Low and Miller, saddlers, harness and collar makers. Sources: 1

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7 February 1884

Agnes Allan Oliver ♀ and James Alexander Will ♂ marry at Rectory, Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 2

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September 1885

Florence Jane Thomson ♀ is born to Emma Allan ♀ and George Malcolm Thomson ♂ in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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29 August 1887

Elizabeth Anna Thomson ♀ is born to Emma Allan ♀ and George Malcolm Thomson ♂ in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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27 November 1889

Margaret Justina Pratt ♀ dies in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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1893

Edward Allan Thomson ♂ begins attending Otago Boys' High School in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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1897

Edward Allan Thomson ♂ leaves Otago Boys' High School in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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1897

Edward Allan Thomson ♂ becomes an apprentice Engineer at Joseph Sparrow & Sons at Victoria Iron Works, Fryatt Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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4 September 1897

William Thomson ♂ dies in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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1898

Edward Allan Thomson ♂ begins attending evening classes at Dunedin Technical School in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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1902

Edward Allan Thomson ♂ leaves Dunedin Technical School in Dunedin, New Zealand with a First Class Marine BoT Certificate. Sources: 1

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22 June 1904

James Alexander Will ♂ dies in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 2

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1907

George Allan ♂ and Mary Ann Smail Stirling ♀ return to Dunedin, New Zealand, with their children Amelia and Joseph, following eight years in South America on a mission for the Australasian South American Mission. Sources: 1

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1908

George Malcolm Thomson ♂ becomes a Member of Parliament, representing the Dunedin, New Zealand North constituency in the House of Representatives. Sources: 2

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15 November 1911

John Graham ♂ dies in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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11 June 1913

Leah Gordon Miller ♀ and Arthur Charles Thomson ♂ marry at 21, London Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 2

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18 March 1915

Joseph Allan ♂ dies at London Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 2

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27 November 1918

Madeline Eleanor Montgomery Harraway ♀ dies in Burnside, New Zealand. Sources: 2

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25 July 1919

A social gathering is held in Dunedin, New Zealand to mark the departure of Mary Ann Smail Stirling ♀, her daughter Amelia and Miss Elder on missions on behalf of the Bolivian Indian Mission. Sources: 1

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23 June 1921

Constance Eliza Susannah Maitland ♀ dies in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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8 August 1923

John Anderson ♂ dies in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 2

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20 February 1930

Peter Miller ♂ dies at 380, High Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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25 August 1933

George Malcolm Thomson ♂ dies at 99, Eglinton Road, Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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3 December 1936

A social gathering is held in Dunedin, New Zealand to mark the departure of Miss Webster and George Allan ♂ on missions to China and Bolivia (respectively). Amelia Margarita Allan ♀ and her husband, Thomas Edwin Hudspith ♂, were also welcomed back from Bolivia, on furlough. Sources: 1

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23 August 1945

Agnes Allan ♀ dies in Dunedin, New Zealand. Sources: 1

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